Without a doubt, poverty in the capital city of Indonesia, the city of Jakarta, is also a problem anywhere poverty can be found. But to be specific to the question re: Jakarta, the problems of poverty can best be described in a summary fashion. Here are some of problems: A. Poverty usually means high unemployment, which hurts the economy; B. The high unemployment means that unemployment benefits will be high; C. To pay the unemployment benefits the funds must either be generated by increasing taxes or by borrowing funds to pay benefits; D. The economy of Indonesia as a whole is not a healthy one. Thus the problem in Jakarta is a nationwide one, usually meaning a small tax base to draw upon; E. As an aside, Jakarta of course being the capital, has more media coverage than most of Indonesia, making their problem a well known international, high profile problem; and F. Poverty can mean higher crime rates, poor health facilities, poor health among sectors of the population.
As of 2006, an estimated 17.8% of the population was living in poverty.
No. There is mass poverty in Indonesia, and a lot of people die of starvation every day.
Yes, in some places in Madagascar poverty is a problem.
Health Care and Poverty
i know one problem in Indonesia is deforestation.
More than half of Indonesia's 225 million people have incomes below the poverty line as defined by the World Bank.Source: http://www.ausaid.gov.au/country/country.cfm?CountryId=30
Yes poverty was a problem when the telephone was invented/created
to pressure the nation to address the problem of poverty
The top 1 problem of the Philippines is POVERTY.
because it is
POVERTY